North Dakota § 48-09-01 Granting of concessions for cafes, restaurants, and confectioneries on public buildings and grounds

North Dakota Statutes

§ 48-09-01 — Granting of concessions for cafes, restaurants, and confectioneries on public buildings and grounds

North Dakota·Title 48 Public Buildings·Ch. 48-09 Concessions

public buildings and grounds.
Any state official, board, or commission, any county official, board, or commission, and any
municipal officer, board, or commission, having the supervision, control, and management of
any state, county, or municipal building and adjacent grounds, for the public benefit and good,
may grant a concession in the building or on the grounds for any cafe, restaurant, or
confectionery, by renting, leasing, and licensing a concession to the highest responsible bidder
at a reasonable rental per month and may reject any and all bids for the concession. However,
the board of directors of any North Dakota fair association or board of county park
commissioners may grant a concession under this chapter without letting bids.

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public buildings and grounds.
Any state official, board, or commission, any county official, board, or commission, and any
municipal officer, board, or commission, having the supervision, control, and management of
any state, county, or municipal building and adjacent grounds, for the public benefit and good,
may grant a concession in the building or on the grounds for any cafe, restaurant, or
confectionery, by renting, leasing, and licensing a concession to the highest responsible bidder
at a reasonable rental per month and may reject any and all bids for the concession. However,
the board of directors of any North Dakota fair association or board of county park
commissioners may grant a concession under this chapter without letting bids.

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